irreversible

For the populations of tiny island nations like Kiribati, the threat is real and near – and any impacts would be irreversible.

In the course of the last hundred years, Goldoni has secured a signal and irreversible victory over his rival.

The dictating angels hover over the heads of the gifted maids, one of whom writes with rapid pen the irreversible decrees of Fate.

The closing of the National Laboratories means an irreversible change in our position.

It is not a thing of compacts, bound together by promises and paper, but is itself a law of nature as irreversible as any other.

The victory of pure doctrine and strict church order, though perhaps not exactly glorious, was triumphant and irreversible.